Program Recording

Learn how Ohio’s capital budget supports infrastructure and community projects across the state, ranging from parks and recreation to cultural and sports facilities. Gain a greater understanding of the capital bill process, timelines and opportunities to advocate for capital improvement projects in your community. Strategize how to connect with stakeholders and legislators to identify priority investments to meet local needs.

This Midwest Partner Series recording highlights how the Siemer Institute is investing in the potential of children through housing stability while developing trust-based partnerships, improved equity in grantmaking and streamlined grant reporting processes.

Elevate your narrative skills, harness the transformative power of storytelling and examine the importance of sharing your stories, as well as the potential risks of leaving certain narratives untold.

The August Housing Policy Table focused on home repair efforts to promote housing stability with a presentation on Habitat for Humanity of Miami and Shelby Counties and The Troy Foundation’s Rock the Block collaborative work.

The August Democracy Table focused on civic health with a presentation from the National Civic League's Center for Democracy Innovation on healthy democracy ecosystem mapping and opportunities for Ohio to improve civic engagement.

The August Health Policy Table featured a presentation on how Peg’s Foundation has advocated, focused funding and worked collaboratively to improve mental health and well-being through efforts such as the Clear Pathways Initiative.

Shift from confrontation to connection, and leave this session equipped with mindsets and strategies to navigate difficult conversations with clarity, confidence and control.

Learn about Ohio’s recently passed biennium budget (FY 2026-2027) and how key provisions impact health, education, housing and more.

Managing technology without a dedicated IT staff can be challenging, but it doesn’t have to be overwhelming or expensive. This webinar with the Midwest Partnership Series is designed for lean foundations looking for practical, cost-effective ways to streamline their technology needs.

At this special virtual program, Philanthropy Ohio’s “Lawyer on Call,” Phil Purcell, J.D., discussed policy changes impacting scholarships that focus on race-conscious programs.